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Do breast implants feel cold to the touch and cold inside of the woman who got them?

GabrielleC.Jan 29, 2015
I heard from a guy that breasts with implants "feel cold" when he touches them. I also read that women who have them are feeling that their breast with the implants are feeling like a cold body part that doesn't warm up easily. Is there any truth to it?

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